Different versions are shown below, plus a link to a sixth.
This link here will take you to a text version of the poem if you want to know exactly what the words are.
Which version do you like the best? Why?
I like the word one because you can read it(A.G.E.B)
I like the computer animated one because it was the easyest to understand, they mix it around and showed mostly what happened!!! (A.R)
I like the black and white version because it easier to consintrate on the story and not on the pictures also because you can image your own pictures in it
C.R
I like the mupet show and the word one because thier easy to understand G.B
I like the black and white version the best because it is more scary and it is easier to concentrate with. (A.D.B) Which version do you like the least? Why?
I lest liked the choir one because you cant hear what their saying(A.G.E.B)
The vesion I liked least was the choir because it was very hard to hear what they were saying (A.R).
I least liked the chior one because in one part there were people and they were down trouting G.B Which version (whether you like it or not) do you think BEST conveys (shows/gets across) the main idea and feeling of the poem?
I like the muppet one best because it is easy to understand and funny as puppets(A.G.E.B)
Challenge task
Create a story board and design your own "movie" version of the Jabberwocky. You might use Power Point, Movie Maker or PhotoStory. You might like to use Kidpix, paint or Umajin to create each scene. You might try using the blue screen function in Umajin and create drawings in Paint which you place on top of a photo. You can do the same thing with Paint by simply opening a photo, drawing on top of it and saving it as a new picture. Experiment and see what you come up with. You might even like to use the toy box and set up scenes then photograph them. Decide on the mood you're after do you want it to be eerie and scary?Or do you want it to be bouncy, cheerful and fun? You decide. You can work with a partner or on your own, the choice is yours.
The Jabberwocky
Different versions are shown below, plus a link to a sixth.This link here will take you to a text version of the poem if you want to know exactly what the words are.
Which version do you like the best? Why?
I like the word one because you can read it(A.G.E.B)
I like the computer animated one because it was the easyest to understand, they mix it around and showed mostly what happened!!! (A.R)
I like the black and white version because it easier to consintrate on the story and not on the pictures also because you can image your own pictures in it
C.R
I like the mupet show and the word one because thier easy to understand G.B
I like the black and white version the best because it is more scary and it is easier to concentrate with. (A.D.B)
Which version do you like the least? Why?
I lest liked the choir one because you cant hear what their saying(A.G.E.B)
The vesion I liked least was the choir because it was very hard to hear what they were saying (A.R).
I least liked the chior one because in one part there were people and they were down trouting G.B
Which version (whether you like it or not) do you think BEST conveys (shows/gets across) the main idea and feeling of the poem?
I like the muppet one best because it is easy to understand and funny as puppets(A.G.E.B)
Challenge task
Create a story board and design your own "movie" version of the Jabberwocky. You might use Power Point, Movie Maker or PhotoStory. You might like to use Kidpix, paint or Umajin to create each scene. You might try using the blue screen function in Umajin and create drawings in Paint which you place on top of a photo. You can do the same thing with Paint by simply opening a photo, drawing on top of it and saving it as a new picture. Experiment and see what you come up with. You might even like to use the toy box and set up scenes then photograph them. Decide on the mood you're after do you want it to be eerie and scary?Or do you want it to be bouncy, cheerful and fun? You decide. You can work with a partner or on your own, the choice is yours.
Another version of the Jaberwock